Security is critical when managing your own server. Best practices include:

  • Change the default SSH port from 22 to a custom port.

  • Disable root login and create a separate user with sudo privileges.

  • Install a firewall like UFW or CSF.

  • Regularly update your operating system and software packages.

  • Enable fail2ban to block suspicious login attempts.

  • Set up automatic backups to recover quickly in case of compromise.

With VPS hosting, you are responsible for your own security, so make it a top priority.

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